James Carville has advised Democrats that Kamala Harris needs to beat Donald Trump by at least three points nationally to secure the presidency, noting Trump's tendency to underperform in polls. The 2024 Democratic National Convention saw Harris officially accept her nomination in a historic move, becoming the first Black and Asian-American woman to do so, with Minnesota Governor Tim Walz as her running mate. Despite the convention's enthusiastic atmosphere, Trump criticized Harris and questioned her capability, leveraging high-energy rallies to bolster his campaign. Fundraising figures and upcoming battleground state visits are crucial as both candidates enter the final campaign stretch.